Arena: Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Location: Concord, North Carolina.

Date: May 27, 2012

NASCAR Betting Odds: Also known as the "Coke 600" and "600", the Coca-Cola 600 is a 600 miles car race held annually at Charlotte Motor Speedway in Concord, North Carolina. This event is also held in the Memorial Day weekend.  This is the longest NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race and, also the longest regularly-scheduled automobile race conducted on an oval track anywhere in the world.

During ten years this event was known as Lowe’s Motor Speedway, Charlotte has gone back to its old name; in February 1999, Lowe's bought the naming rights to the Charlotte speedway, making it the first race track in the country with a corporate sponsor.

Then on 2009 Lowe's made the decision not to renew the naming agreement following, that is why the track was left to revert to its old  name for the 2010 season.

Some of the first time winner

Here is a list of the first time champions:

David Pearson (1961)

Jeff Gordon (1994)

Bobby Labonte (1995)

Matt Kenseth (2000)

Casey Mears (2007)

David Reutimann (2009)

2011 Coca Cola 600 Results

Kevin Harvick took his No. 29 Budweiser/Armed Forces Chevrolet to victory lane in a wild finish of the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. It was the third win of the season for the Richard Childress Racing driver and propelled him to second in the standings, just 36 markers out of the top spot. It is the 17th win of his NASCAR Sprint Cup Series career.

Harvick started 28th in the 43-car field for the scheduled 400-lap/600-mile race. In the early laps, his Gil Martin-led team overcame handling issues to steadily move Harvick up in the running order.

As is usually the case in the season’s longest race, the drama built as the laps ran down and fuel mileage came to the surface as potentially being an influence in the finish. When the caution flag flew for the final time on lap 397 forcing the race into an overtime green-white-checkered scenario, Harvick was in ninth place. But the fuel situation forced some of the leaders down pit road while others, including race-long front-runner Dale Earnhardt, Jr., No. 88 National Guard/AMP Energy Chevrolet, stayed out to make a charge for the victory.

2010 Winner

Kurt Busch got a fast final on this great race event. He as well held off Mr. McMurray in the closing laps to win the Coca-Cola 600 this Sunday night. This is the seventh time for Mr. Busch to win the 600, which.

Busch led twelve times for a race-high 252 laps, including the final 19. This is his second victory of the season, the 22nd of his career and his first at Charlotte in 20 points races.

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